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11 Mar 2016, 06:38
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Hey Jon!
Here's my profile:
Here's my profile - Looking to apply in Round 2 for INSEAD's January Intake
Indian, Male, 26
GMAT - 680
TOEFL - 111
Work Experience:
3 years at matriculation in Digital Marketing (One Promotion)
1 Year at a startup in the education sector
2 years as a full time musician
That means it'll be six years in June since I graduated from college
B.Sc in Botany from the University of Mumbai (First Class, no GPA awarded)
I might take the GMAT before Round 2 or will apply as it is with a 680. The challenge is see is two fold - getting an admit and then also struggling to break into my target industry - consulting. I will take it in the next two weeks or so. Let's say I get a score of around 720 or 730, to what extent does that improve my chances>
Thanks,
VP101
Here's my profile:
Here's my profile - Looking to apply in Round 2 for INSEAD's January Intake
Indian, Male, 26
GMAT - 680
TOEFL - 111
Work Experience:
3 years at matriculation in Digital Marketing (One Promotion)
1 Year at a startup in the education sector
2 years as a full time musician
That means it'll be six years in June since I graduated from college
B.Sc in Botany from the University of Mumbai (First Class, no GPA awarded)
I might take the GMAT before Round 2 or will apply as it is with a 680. The challenge is see is two fold - getting an admit and then also struggling to break into my target industry - consulting. I will take it in the next two weeks or so. Let's say I get a score of around 720 or 730, to what extent does that improve my chances>
Thanks,
VP101
15 Mar 2016, 03:14
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vp101
Hello there good sir,
Well since you are quite young and a Male/Indian/IT, I would suggest FIRST getting that higher GMAT and then deciding about when you will apply. And better not to rush it. the things is at a Male/IT/Indian unless you crush the GMAT, INSEAD will have too many other options with similar profiles who HAVE crushed the GMAT. And from what I can see here, it's your main weakness, so I would work on that.
Best,
Jon
